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    First in a series of NL films kicks off tonight at the Rotary Arts Centre with "Rare Birds"

    Wednesday, 31 January 2024 07:00

    By Tonya Organ

    Grenfell Faculty member Rachel Jekanowski says there will be a post-screening “talk back” session with Codco legend, Andy Jones.

    2024 is the Year of the Arts in NL and the Rotary Arts Centre in Corner Brook will be the place to go. Grenfell Campus has partnered with the RAC and PictureNL to program a year-long screening series of NL films. Grenfell Faculty member Rachel Jekanowski says it all kicks off tomorrow night at 7:30, and the first film in the series will be Rare Birds. Jekanowski says there will be a post-screening “talk back” session with Codco legend, Andy Jones.

    Tickets are available for $10 and can be purchased online here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/picturenls-screening-of-rare-birds-with-a-talk-back-from-andy-jones-tickets-801725321017

     

     

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